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... to go. Going to the mainland After a good tour of Macau it was time to head into mainland China proper - Hong Kong and Macau are called SAR's, or special administrative regions, of China and although they ultimately take their orders from Beijing ...
... city of beautifully preserved churches, old fortresses, and large public parks. The city is more relaxed than Hong Kong, and it was a pleasure to wander around the cobbled back streets, photographing churches, old colonial government buildings and schools ...
... look after my towel it would be much appreciated, the one I left behind in the hostel. Cheers. Macau - China with a Portuguese Twist After Hong Kong I continued my trip by heading across the water to Macau, another Chinese SAR and a former Portuguese ...
... , the best after so much rice and we celebrated Iranian New Year on a rooftop terrace! We also met with Olivier and Elisabeth, so Hong Kong felt very 'familiar' in a strange way. With batteries loaded again, we took the ferry to Macau. After a British ...
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Survival in a new territor
Posted on May 21, 2008, 03:33:37
... The name of the Pier is Shenzhen Shenkou Pier. This is also another kind of adventure since you will pass the sea of Hong Kong and Macau. You will enjoy new and exciting scenery. Some trains travel directly to Beijing from Shenzhen City and only have few ...
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China Travel Starter Kit
Posted on Oct 3, 2009, 06:40:36
... try to remember that it's not bad, it's just very different. Entry and Exit The entry and exit processing for Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau is separate. You can be in Hong Kong, but you need a different visa for Mainland China. If you plan to go ...
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How much money needed
Posted on Dec 21, 2008, 05:52:39
... for being expensive by Chinese standards (which is still relatively cheap by Western standards) as many residents of Hong Kong and Macau, who are generally more affluent than their mainland Chinese counterparts, often go there to shop. Hello Starlagurl, ...
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How much money needed
Posted on Dec 21, 2008, 05:49:19
... for being expensive by Chinese standards (which is still relatively cheap by Western standards) as many residents of Hong Kong and Macau, who are generally more affluent than their mainland Chinese counterparts, often go there to shop. Hello Starlagurl, ...
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